9/1/15 I Can identify what Greek sailors used to help navigate their ships. QOD What animals did farmers raise? Why? Sheep and Goats – They could survive.

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9/1/15 I Can identify what Greek sailors used to help navigate their ships. QOD What animals did farmers raise? Why? Sheep and Goats – They could survive on mountainsides

Agenda 1. I can and QOD 2. Rapid-fire review Notes 4. Geography challenge WKST

Besides starting new _________________, many Greek ___________ on the _________________ used ___________ to get goods they needed. Why did some settlements trade very little? Had plenty of farmland Why did some rely on trade? Too little land to grown enough food With whom did the Greeks trade? Among city-states, other colonies What did they trade? Olive oil, pottery, wine for grain, timber, metal 25.5 Notes Colonies settlements mainland trade

Who owned the ships? Merchants Merchant ships were built of ___________, with large ___________ ___________ sails. Merchants build their ships for ___________ to hold ___________ rather than for speed. How fast did the ships travel? 3-5 mph How long would it take for a one-way trip from the mainland? Why was navigating the ships difficult? 2 months; No compasses/charts What did they use to help them with location? What couldn’t the stars tell them? ___________________ flourished along the Mediterranean. wood rectangularcloth spacegoods Stars Hazards Trade